Sentence examples for walking competition from inspiring English sources

American women have not won a medal since the walking competition was opened to them in 1992.

That was first noted in the 1877 song title "Walking for Dat Cake," about a strutting style in a walking competition conducted among blacks, the winner of which would "take the cake".

This particular model won a straight-line walking competition so you know he has great legs.

The race walking competition aims at promoting healthy living in Hong Kong.

The contests, one comes to see, were no longer really walking competitions.

Walking competitions were the favorite spectator sport in the late nineteenth century.

Huntington Beach High School will go head-to-head with five other high schools Friday in Hurley's Walk the Walk competition, and they are playing to win with near-daily practices with the competition just a day away.

When the Olympic competition starts it should be like walking into another competition".

Many make it a competition, walking through the streets of Phuket Town with saw blades, television antennas and model ships poking through suppurating slits as they visit streetside altars laid out by townsfolk and bless onlookers.

So despite walking into this competition as the defending Olympic champion, her trophy case is relatively empty compared to team-mates like Simone Biles, who has won more gold medals at the world level than any American, and Aly Raisman, who picked up two individual medals in London (in addition to a floor medal in 2011).

As I headed down the block and readied my turn onto 11th and down the home stretch, I saw my competition walking toward me from the other direction.